High-order temporal accuracy for 3D finite-element ALE flow simulations
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- Some aspects of the pressure field preceding the onset of critical jets in a breaking wave
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- Variable-step deferred correction methods based on backward differentiation formulae for ordinary differential equations
- Perspective on the geometric conservation law and finite element methods for ALE simulations of incompressible flow
- MPDATA: third-order accuracy for variable flows
- On the application of higher-order backward difference (BDF) methods for computing turbulent flows
- Geometric re-meshing strategies to simulate contactless rebounds of elastic solids in fluids
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